Web Application Penetration Testing Services

API Penetration Testing

OWASP WSTG

Web Application Security Testing based on OWASP Security Framework Methodology is a critical process ensuring a comprehensive approach to assess the security of web applications. Our testing methodology involves:

• Thorough assessment of OWASP Top 10 Web Security Risks
• Evaluation of categories including data storage, cryptography, authentication, authorization, network communication, platform interaction, code quality, reverse engineering, privacy, and business logic
• Utilization of both manual and automated testing techniques
• Identification of vulnerabilities with actionable recommendations for mitigation

Our methodology is essential for ensuring web applications comply with industry regulations, prevent data breaches, protect sensitive information, and maintain customer trust. We follow the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG) for a robust assessment.

Testing Approaches

Explore our diverse testing approaches tailored to meet your specific security needs:

• Black Box Testing: Conducted from an external perspective, simulating real-world cyber-attacks to uncover vulnerabilities without prior knowledge of the internal workings of your application.
• Gray Box Testing: A balanced approach, combining external and limited internal insights to provide a nuanced understanding of your application's security posture.
• White Box Testing: In-depth analysis of internal structures and code, offering a transparent view of your application's security landscape, facilitating comprehensive vulnerability identification.

Our flexible testing methodologies empower you to choose the approach that aligns with your security goals. Whether you need a simulated external attack, a blend of external and internal insights, or a deep dive into your application's internals, we have the expertise to ensure a thorough assessment.

OUR APPROACH

Explore our streamlined four-phase web application security approach:

• 1. Pre-engagement:

  Detailed discussions to tailor testing type, scope, schedule, and reporting preferences.

• 2. Security Testing:

  Meticulous testing based on industry standards to identify and address web application security weaknesses.

• 3. Reporting:

  Systematic collection and presentation of findings, with classified risk assessments and detailed remediation guidance.

• 4. Retest:

  Rigorous verification of security fix implementations to prevent potential exploitation of web application vulnerabilities.